A total of 26.6 million young people, ages 18 to 29, now live with their parents. That’s higher than the previous peak during the Great Depression.
About 10 percent of them have moved back home since..
With the cost of college room and board rising through the proverbial roof, not to mention the specter of coronavirus hovering over families, some parents are considering an alternative to cramped..
With September coming up quickly, many big banks are offering flashy benefits for new college students. Banks create special offers, such as waiving monthly fees for a number of years or offering..
When I first began working in the late ‘70s, I was told, “Don’t worry about Social Security – it won’t be around for you!”
Now that I’m a little closer to being eligible to draw from Social Security..
Part of the divorce process includes determining who will pay what debt. If you are responsible for some of the accounts, you may be worried about your ability to make payments. After all, going..
There’s a reason why hearses don’t carry luggage racks. When we die — and we all will, painful as that thought might be — everything that we worked for in our life stays behind.
What remains, in many..
It doesn’t take large studies to know that millennials are delaying major life events such as buying a home and having children due to finances, but these studies exist anyway and there seems to be a..
A record number of Americans have been furloughed from their jobs due to the economic shutdown the coronavirus pandemic has caused. That means scores of people may be struggling to pay mortgages,..
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